Today’s craft reminds us of one of our all-time favorite showcases — Feltidermy. There’s just something we love about turning a practice as morbid and creepy as taxidermy into something fun and crafty. This stiched, stuffed, and mounted Red Snapper was made by Kayte Terry of Love Forever.

It’s safe to say that The craftershock Team loves all things Japanese, so we’re extra excited about today’s showcase. These lovely geta are the custom creations of a really cool artist and crafter by the name of Chiba.

Back in May, we featured an adorable reversible girls dress by Kathleen Dougherty of Grosgrain. Well, we’ve been following her work and we’re so in love with what she’s been making, that we’ve decided to feature her again! Simply put, Kathleen makes the cutest girls’ outfits we’ve ever seen.

Today’s lovely crafts come to us from a very talented and creative crafter, Jacqueline Yeo of For The Record. Jacqueline’s unique style of mix-matching materials and types of stitching give her designs really fantastic textures and a wonderful mosaic look. She adds her flair to an array of items, from iPhone cozies to baby onesies to Moleskine covers.

Have you ever wished you could have the distinguished good looks of an older gentleman? Have you ever wondered what kind of crazy shenanigans you could get away with if only you had the face of an old man? Well today is your lucky day! Rosemary Travale has come up with a quite unique (and super fun) idea that she is kind enough to share with us.

Step 1
Download the Old Man Mask here.

Step 2
Follow instructions included with the download to construct mask.

Step 3
Strap on your mask, head out on a wild escapade, and photograph your old man fun!

Step 4
Upload your photos to the Old Man Mask Adventures Flickr group!